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This Document is the Property of His Britannic Majesty's Government.]

AFFAIRS OF CHINA.

CONFIDENTIAL.

[38218]

No. 1.

274

[November 14.]

SECTION 2.

C O.

45803

(No. 193.)

Sir Edward Grey to Sir J. Jordan.

RES

Rs 27 NOV 17

Foreign Office, November 14, 1906.

(Telegraphic.) P.

HANKOW-CANTON Railway. The answer to the first paragraph of your telegram No. 217 of the 13th instant is in the affirmative; but the Hankow-Canton Railway is not touched by the Agreement.

We could not, however, support any other British Syndicate but the British and Chinese Corporation without breach of faith to the French, in view of the correspondence with the Corporation and the French Embassy (see inclosure in our despatch No. 30 of 1906), which commits us to the former in regard to the Hankow-Canton line.

Messrs. Paulings and Co. might be recommended to enter into communication with the Corporation.

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This Document is the Property of His Britannic Majesty's Government.] AFFAIRS OF CHINA. CONFIDENTIAL. [38218] No. 1. 274 [November 14.] SECTION 2. C O. 45803 (No. 193.) Sir Edward Grey to Sir J. Jordan. RES Rs 27 NOV 17 Foreign Office, November 14, 1906. (Telegraphic.) P. HANKOW-CANTON Railway. The answer to the first paragraph of your telegram No. 217 of the 13th instant is in the affirmative; but the Hankow-Canton Railway is not touched by the Agreement. We could not, however, support any other British Syndicate but the British and Chinese Corporation without breach of faith to the French, in view of the correspondence with the Corporation and the French Embassy (see inclosure in our despatch No. 30 of 1906), which commits us to the former in regard to the Hankow-Canton line. Messrs. Paulings and Co. might be recommended to enter into communication with the Corporation. [2226 6-2]
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This Document is the Property of His Britannic Majesty's Government.] AFFAIRS OF CHINA. CONFIDENTIAL. [38218] No. 1. 274 [November 14.] SECTION 2. C O. 45803 (No. 193.) Sir Edward Grey to Sir J. Jordan. RES Rs 27 NOV 17 Foreign Office, November 14, 1906. (Telegraphic.) P. HANKOW-CANTON Railway. The answer to the first paragraph of your telegram No. 217 of the 13th instant is in the affirmative; but the Hankow-Canton Railway is not touched by the Agreement. We could not, however, support any other British Syndicate but the British and Chinese Corporation without breach of faith to the French, in view of the corre- spondence with the Corporation and the French Embassy (see inclosure in our despatch No. 30 of 1906), which commits us to the former in regard to the Hankow- Canton line. Messrs. Paulings and Co. might be recommended to enter into communication with the Corporation. [2226 6-2]
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This Document is the Property of His Britannic Majesty's Government.]

AFFAIRS OF CHINA.

CONFIDENTIAL.

[38218]

No. 1.

274

[November 14.]

SECTION 2.

C O.

45803

(No. 193.)

Sir Edward Grey to Sir J. Jordan.

RES

Rs 27 NOV 17

Foreign Office, November 14, 1906. (Telegraphic.) P.

HANKOW-CANTON Railway. The answer to the first paragraph of your telegram No. 217 of the 13th instant is in the affirmative; but the Hankow-Canton Railway is not touched by the Agreement.

We could not, however, support any other British Syndicate but the British and Chinese Corporation without breach of faith to the French, in view of the corre- spondence with the Corporation and the French Embassy (see inclosure in our despatch No. 30 of 1906), which commits us to the former in regard to the Hankow- Canton line.

Messrs. Paulings and Co. might be recommended to enter into communication with the Corporation.

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